Monthly Archives: January 2009

weather, trends, time-bending

First off, welcome to the cold portion of winter. This is traditionally the coldest part of the winter around here. About 5F this morning without windchill about -5F including the windchill factor. Dress warm, stay aware, protect your exposed bits. … Continue reading

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Sunrise

beautiful sunrise this morning.

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Read, ponder, decide what you would do…

This story got passed along in an email list and was an interesting and painful read, with video illustrations. A plan was hatched to have Joshua Bell play in the Washington DC Metro and observe the effect on a random … Continue reading

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that little warm feeling…

On the 7th, Word for the Wise started with this: Every now and again we indulge in looking at a word or two whose existence seems just plain unlikely . . . as in, who would think to come up … Continue reading

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Well then, in with the new ways!

I have been a long-time reader and fan of Mark Bitten, one of the food writers at the NYTimes. He is a not, it turns out, a “formally-trained” chef. He has big thoughts about food and the world and is … Continue reading

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